I am exhausted. I've spent the past two days, scouting this entire place out. Zell was right. I couldn't get the crystal to work at all, but it was worth trying. I do have a new idea, but I can't do it by myself. And it definitely requires more planning
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"Cottages don't work," I say as he approached. I'm feeling a little deflated that my sleeping plans have been nixed.
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I look over at Zell and he seems very irate about something. I wasn't paying attention to the last thing he said so I think for a moment trying to recall his words. He's pissed off at me. That's what it was. That explains that look.
"Why are you mad?" I ask with curiosity. Maybe it has to do with his first question about where have I been, but maybe he's mad that I wasted a cottage. He always did keep our inventory organized.
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"... Are you mad because I've been gone scouting this place out?" I ask, hoping I've drawn the correct conclusion.
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"I'm sorry, Zell," I say. This time I don't try to hide the tiredness in my voice. "I was so focused on getting home that I didn't stop to think about my plans." I had stopped to think, but I hadn't thought them through that well. I needed my friends to make sure my plans were air tight. I needed Rinoa to come up with something off the wall. I needed some kid with a disgusting feather of a good luck charm to believe in me. I needed some sleep to be honest.
"It would have pointless if I'd found a way home and didn't take you with me. Rinoa, Quistis and Selphie would have killed me." I give him a half smile. Or what I can muster of one through my delirium.
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"I'm tired," I say, underestimating my fatigue. I rub the back of my head and stretch a little. "I'm not sure when was the last time I got a full night's sleep."
I rub my eyes and shrug. "So you wrote up a mission report?"
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I'm feeling a little stretched thin. Some people get giddy when they are tired. I've seen it. Zell probably is like that. I'm positive Selphie is. And then there's people like me. It just makes us even more introverted and quiet. And maybe a little rash.
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"And I can't get any sleep in the Crash Room. I guess I'm used to my private room at Garden," I confess. It also brings back memories of the orphanage.
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"I know you would have gone," I say, going back to his point. In the end, after all, it was our belief in each other that defeated Ultimecia.
"I don't know. Maybe Cosmos could only summon a handful of people. There were only ten of us fighting. Quistis was there passing out equipment, but ..." I don't know what happened to her. She didn't fight. She didn't go search for a crystal and after we'd defeated Chaos, I hadn't seen her.
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